Chemistry/Nature/etc

Question 1

Visible light

Answer 1

12% of sunlight

0,12

Question 2

Infra red light

Answer 2

80% of sunlight

Question 3

Astringent

Answer 3

Should. Be applied to treat minor cuts

Question 4

Amphoteric product

Answer 4

Reacts as an acid or an alkaline

Question 5

Ph of exfoliating creams

Answer 5

Alkaline

Question 6

Bacilli bacteria are what shape

Answer 6

Rod

Question 7

Caustic is the term refers to

Answer 7

Burn

Question 8

Cocci bacteria are shape of

Answer 8

Round

Question 9

Of the three types of bacteria studied, which two are motile / mobile?

Answer 9

Bacilli and spirilla

Question 10

Spirilla bacteria are what shape

Answer 10

Spiral or corkscrew

Question 11

Which bacterial form/s can produce spores when survival conditions become difficult?

Answer 11

Bacilli

Question 12

Which of the following terms are used to mean sanitary conditions?

Answer 12

Aseptic

Question 13

3% H2O2 is used as a / an:

Answer 13

Antiseptic

Question 14

Disinfection means to:

Answer 14

Kill / eliminate microorganism on a surface

Question 15

If an object is free from pathogenic bacteria, it is said to be:

Answer 15

Aseptic

Question 16

Ultra violet sanitizers are very effective when used in what capacity:

Answer 16

Store previously disinfected implements

Question 17

A blended mixture containing particles that often settle to the bottom upon standing:

Answer 17

Suspension

Question 18

A change in the composition of a substance wherein a new substance is formed:

Answer 18

Chemical change

Question 19

A change in the way a product looks without the formation of a new product is a:

Answer 19

Physical change

Question 20

A substance which dissolves another substance is referred to as a / an:

Answer 20

Solvent

Question 21

Common salon examples of colloids are:

Answer 21

Creams

Question 22

Face cream is a good example of:

Answer 22

Emulsion

Question 23

If a mixture contains particles larger than those found in a solution, it is referred to as a:

Answer 23

Colloid

Question 24

If a solution has less Hydroxy atoms than it has Hydrogen atoms, it is a / an:

Answer 24

Acid

Question 25

Surfactants function as

Answer 25

Emulsifiers

Question 26

The term “Lipophilic” most nearly means:

Answer 26

Attracted to oil or oil loving

Question 27

The term “solute” refers to:

Answer 27

The dissolved substance

Question 28

Two or more cells working together to perform a specialized function:

Answer 28

Tissue

Question 29

Two or more types of tissues working together to perform a specialized function:

Answer 29

Organ

Question 30

Water, acetone, and alcohol are all common salon examples of:

Answer 30

Solvents

Question 31

What effect does acid have on the hair?

Answer 31

Shrink and harden

Question 32

When you shake a bottle and watch as some of its contents settle to the bottom, this is a:

Answer 32

Suspension

Question 33

If a solution has more Hydroxy atoms than it has Hydrogen atoms, it is a / an:

Answer 33

Alkaline

Question 34

Often used in place of ammonia to raise the pH of products (no unpleasant odor)?

Answer 34

Alkalonamines

Question 35

The term “Hydrophilic” most nearly means

Answer 35

Attracted to water

Question 36

A common compound formed by an acid and a base is:

Answer 36

NaCl

Question 37

An atom or molecule that carries an electrical charge:

Answer 37

Ion

Question 38

The most common bacteria, produces diseases such as tetanus/lockjaw and typhoid fever:

Answer 38

Bacilli

Question 39

The unit of measurement for electrical current is known as:

Answer 39

Watt

Question 40

A device containing a fine metal wire that will melt and open the circuitif to much current is flowing through it (effective in preventing many electrical fires):

Answer 40

Fuse

Question 41

A device containing a single fine metal wire that allows current to flow:

Answer 41

Fuse

Question 42

A device used to lower the electrical output of an electrical socket being deliveredto an electrical appliance:

Answer 42

Wall plate

Question 43

A safety device that automatically interrupts, shuts off, and stops the flow ofelectrical current in the event of an overload, is referred to as:

Answer 43

A fuse and a circuit breaker

Question 44

After a P.D. Test, how long should you wait before performing a waxing service?

Answer 44

5-7 min

Question 45

This is the technical name given any electrical appliance:

Answer 45

Load

Question 46

What is the proper order for disconnecting electrical equipment after a liquid spill:

Answer 46

Wipe up the spill, power down the equipment, unplug the equipment

Question 47

When should electrical light-bulbs be changed in the salon or spa?

Answer 47

In accordance with a predetermined replacement schedule or, when they burn out – whichever is sooner

Question 48

Which of the following approvals should you look for when purchasingan electrical device?

Answer 48

U.L. Approval

Question 49

Which of the following is not a true statement

Answer 49

In electrical measurements, Watts measure resistance

Question 50

The voltage found coming from wall sockets at the salon or spa, is of what type?

Answer 50

Alternating current

Question 51

A battery produces:

Answer 51

Direct current only

Question 52

A client comes in contact with a piece of electrical equipment and is receiving a bad shock,you should immediately break the circuit by any of the following except:

Answer 52

Unplug all equipment

Question 53

A measuring unit of how much electrical energy is being used (per second):

Answer 53

Watt

Question 54

A volt is a measuring unit of electrical:

Answer 54

Pressure

Question 55

A Wall Plate is used to:

Answer 55

Decrease the electrical power to an appliance

Question 56

After use, porous implements (sponges, emery boards, etc.) should be:

Answer 56

All, or any, of the above Given to the client Discarded Disinfected as per manufacturers instructions

Question 57

Among the best electrical conductors are:

Answer 57

Silver and copper

Question 58

An apparatus used to reduce power to an electrical appliance or Load:

Answer 58

Wall plate

Question 59

An efficacy label will tell you:

Answer 59

What organisms a disinfectant / sterilizing agent is effective against

Question 60

An electrical modality used to improve blood circulation and increase metabolism:

Answer 60

All if the above Tesla Hight frequency Violet-Ray

Question 61

Electrical current may be described as:

Answer 61

The movement of electricity along a path

Question 62

Electrical current may best be described as:

Answer 62

The flow of electrons, or the movement of electricity, along a path referred to as a conductor

Question 63

Galvanic current is a _____ current:

Answer 63

Direct

Question 64

The type of current most commonly used in the salon or spa is

Answer 64

Alternating

Question 65

To know about a product’s ingredients, storage requirements, and hazards; refer to the:

Answer 65

Accompanying OSHA materials

Question 66

Ultra-violet rays comprise approximately _____ % of the sun’s total rays:

Answer 66

0,08

Question 67

What is another name for the high-frequency modality?

Answer 67

Tesla

Question 68

What is the name of the device used to reduce the electrical current from a typicalAmerican electrical outlet/socket to a level safe for use on the human body?

Answer 68

Wall plate

Question 69

Which of the following would describe a galvanic treatment using a wall plate:

Answer 69

Direct current at less than 110 volts

Question 70

Basic substances that cannot be reduced to simpler substances:

Answer 70

Elements

Question 71

Emulsions are formed when:

Answer 71

Products with a tendency to separate upon standing are united with the aid of a binder (gum)

Question 72

In electricity, Volts measure:

Answer 72

Pressure

Question 73

Ohms measure __________, amps measure __________, and volts measure __________:

Answer 73

Resistance, strength, pressure

Question 74

Solutions are formed when:

Answer 74

Two or more products are evenly dispersed in a mixture that will not separate upon standing

Question 75

Suspensions are formed when:

Answer 75

Products with a tendency to separate upon standing are combined and require shaking before use

Question 76

Electricity is best defined as the

Answer 76

Movement of electrons along a path called a conductor

Question 77

A common example of a widely used humectant(увлажнитель)is:

Answer 77

All of the above Glycerin Sorbitol Propylene glycol

Question 78

A humectant might best be described as:

Answer 78

Substance that attracts and absorbs water

Question 79

A mixture of two or more substances, where the particles dissolve and remain dissolved:

Answer 79

Solution

Question 80

Common emulsions used in the salon & spa industry are:

Answer 80

Oil & Water

Question 81

Term applied to the process of creating larger molecules from smaller molecules:

Answer 81

Anabolism